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Nine Mile Road Ramp To I-10 Set To Be Closed
March 17, 2019
The Nine Mile Road eastbound ramp to Interstate 10 (I-10) eastbound will be restricted to one access ramp location beginning the week of March 25. The western access ramp will be closed and drivers will enter to I-10 eastbound via the second, eastern most on-ramp at this location. The temporary closure is expected to be in place for several weeks as crews complete ramp reconstruction work.
All construction activities are weather dependent and may be delayed or re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather.
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3 Responses to “Nine Mile Road Ramp To I-10 Set To Be Closed”
The construction along this stretch of 9 Mile and along highway 29 is getting ridiculous. There is SO little progress after years of construction. There is nothing fancy going on here. The roadway is flat… No bridges, no on/off ramp changes, at least not yet. The utility poles were moved a long time ago (because Gulf Power is a real company that knows how to get a project done on time and on budget). There needs to be an investigation in to why it is taking so long. As a taxpayer and someone who travels these roads every day, the level of incompetence with these current road projects is extremely upsetting.
I know it will be tough, especially since I need to cross the call center traffic to get onto the interstate myself. I can’t wait for this project to be done. A little traffic courtesy will go a long way.
AS IF we need more traffic jams at the call center!!!